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| | | ... 4,979.90. Ford Motor lost 2.4 per cent after reporting a 1.79 per cent drop in February vehicle sales compared with a year ago. Toyota and Fiat Chrysler's US unit were among the other firms to report lower-than-expected sales, suggesting shoppers were ... |
| | | | ... behalf of companeis that include Betros Brothers, the Elphinstone Group, Wesfarmers, Santos limited, Pitcher Partners, Toyota, Incitec Pivot, United Technologies, Dulux and the Water Corporation of WA. Retail groups now with a MySuper authorisation are ... |
| | | | ... said. He said underwhelming earnings reports from several companies, including medical device maker Cochlear, combined with Toyota's decision to join Holden and Ford in withdrawing car production in Australia is hurting the local share market. "(Toyota's ... |
| | | | You, I and Irene can bury our collective heads in the sand but we can't escape Toyota's announcement that it would tailgate Ford and then Holden out of Australia and then... Australia's car manufacturing industry would be no more when 2017 turns into ... |
| | | | ... be chopped from car parts suppliers and other downstream operations that cater to the car-making "business". More grief. Toyota, according to reports, is now reviewing its operations to see whether it's still viable to remain in Australia. I think not. ... |
| | | | ... finished 0.79 per cent higher, adding 111.94 points to 14,337.31 and reversing morning losses after a report said car giant Toyota would post strong earnings for its fiscal first half. Sydney was flat, edging up 1.8 points to 5,433.8. Seoul was also ... |
| | | | ... Index increased 36.43 (1.01 per cent) to 3,649.04. Investors were cheered by August double-digit auto sales gains from GM, Toyota, Ford and Chrysler. LONDON - European stocks rose despite the airlines sector flying into turbulence after Irish no-frills ... |
| | | | ... construct a diversified portfolio, which holds global brands and other international market-leading companies such as Adidas, Toyota, and Louis Vuitton." SSgA is the largest local provider of ETF products in Australia with more than $2.9 billion in local ... |
| | | | ... provide Australians with an easy and cheap way to access successful global brands such as Google, Adidas, Louis Vuitton and Toyota. Managing director and global head of ETF product development Scott Ebner said that investors should see ETFs as complimentary ... |
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